Food for Thought

Someone stuck an extra book on the shelves of the Cambridge Library, but what was contained within was not what the cover promised.

Inside the hollowed-out edition of Margaret Drabble's The Oxford Companion to English Literature, a snack samaritan had placed wrapped candy for the use of whomever discovered it. The only thing the unknown benefactor asked was that whoever ate the candy replace it for subsequent browsers-turned-noshers.